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Military: Robotic Mule

February 28th, 2007 by mystic


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Wow! High Speed Film Experiments

February 19th, 2007 by mystic

Main features:

1) Directors and DOPs love its ease of use, because Pirate have integrated the camera with a live-image video eyepiece, a full range of cine lenses, accessories and optional Motion Control, producing film-like quality images without the hassle and expense of shooting film.

2) The image sensor is 320 ASA film equivalent, so typical shots require only 2 x 10kW lights, resulting in a very low lighting bill.

3) Pirate have our own 2,000sqft studio in West London, although shooting on location is no problem. In addition, Pirate have Super 16mm cameras available too - for example one camera shoots at an amazing 10,000fps!

Pirate also hire high speed analogue video kits for self-operation, for use as video assists with high speed film cameras.

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Yesterday’s Technology

February 5th, 2007 by mystic

Yesterday’s Technology


This is amazing! Truely our public knowledge of active technology is not up to date.

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Weapons of the Future - Metal Storm Limited

January 31st, 2007 by mystic

Weapons of the Future - Metal Storm Limited


Metal Storm Limited is a research and development company that specialises in electronically initiated stacked projectile weapons technology. Metal Storm is both the name of the company and the technology.

The company is based in Brisbane, Australia with a subsidiary in Washington DC, U.S.A. Metal Storm owns the proprietary rights to the electronic ballistics technology invented and developed by J. Mike O’Dwyer.

The company was founded in 1994, listed on the Australian Stock Exchange in 1999 and on the Nasdaq in 2001. The company has over 30 worldwide patents covering aspects of ballistics technology.

The share price has fluctuated between a high of AU$2.65 in 2000 and AU$0.11 in 2005, and the company has never paid a dividend. A range of financing arrangements made during 2006 have ensured that operating funds will be available through to at least 2007.

There are currently no commercially available or mass-produced weapons based on the Metal Storm technology.

In May 2004 Metal Storm conducted a live-firing demonstration to key defence personnel in the US, including the US Army Research Development Engineering Command (ARDEC), Telecordia - an associate company of Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), and General Dynamics Corporation

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Half Man Half Robot, NO REALLY!

January 26th, 2007 by mystic

Here we have a video of this wonderful man who has been set up, implanted with these robotic arms. The arms work from the nerve endings impulses sent right from his brain. Acting in this way is very similar if not identical in process to the average healthy and physically functional human. Take a look!

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Toy Fighter Jet Does 200 MPH on Video, Amazing!

January 26th, 2007 by mystic

This radio frequency controlled model, or toy, airplane can gather speeds of up to 200 miles per hour (mph) while still being controlled using a radio frequency based remote device. Watch this amazing video of these fighter jet model airplanes take off, twirl and gain amazing speed on film.

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The World’s Only Electric G-Force Bike

January 26th, 2007 by opioq

This is the world’s only electric g-force bike. It is now on display at the Telus World of Science Calgary.


The g-force bike was built by Ontario Science Center, the electric motor was supplied by www.ItsElectric.ca and installed by www.PowerInMotion.ca

For more information about this project, please contact Info@ItsElectric.ca

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Fed-Ex Radar Footage, FedEx Package Delivery Time Lapse

January 23rd, 2007 by mystic

Live FedEx radar tracking video

A FAA Radar track sequence of a bank of FedEx aircraft getting into Memphis as thunderstorms pass over the airport.

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Cool Science Experiment

January 22nd, 2007 by opioq

Watch A Neat Marshmallow Science Experiment Video Clip

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CERN 2007: Particle Accelerator

January 17th, 2007 by opioq

Great documentary about the large hadron collider particle accelerator, being built at Cern, near Geneva due in 2007.


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